Brooklinen promised to refund my sheets. Why won’t it?
Why won’t Brooklinen refund Tracy Brom’s “hot and scratchy” sheets? After all, it promised her a refund.
Why won’t Brooklinen refund Tracy Brom’s “hot and scratchy” sheets? After all, it promised her a refund.
After Virgin Atlantic cancels Peter Ross’s flight from Washington to London, he asks for his Chase points back. Why isn’t he getting them?
Lufthansa made a booking error that cost Scott Davis more than a flight to Rome. It also tested his patience with a hidden fee, a mind-boggling bureaucracy, and world-class corporate stubbornness.
Jonathan Schlefer has a delivery problem with his new Sears refrigerator. Despite repeated promises, the company won’t deliver it. Can he get his money back?
More travelers than ever are lost in an AI maze. Here’s what to do when you’re stuck talking to a chatbot.
How can you tell if the city you plan to visit is safe? It’s harder than ever to know. Here are some proven strategies.
Tom Scruggs pays Norwegian Airlines a $79 change fee to get on an earlier flight. But then the airline rebooks him on a later flight. Can he get a refund?
Say the word “free,” and it’s enough to make even the most experienced travelers lose their marbles.
If you think your next trip will be smoke-free, think again. The travel industry has abandoned its smoke-free promises — mostly.